The Official DC/Maryland/Virginia Area Thread
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Nah, unless you on some exercise/hiking shyt nikkaz that ride bikes in this kinda heat/humidity to go to work are nasty as fukk. How you wash yo ass just to use forms of transportation that’ll have you musty and sweaty all over again? 
“Then, on the overnight layover, I naturally went sightseeing in downtown Washington. I was astounded to find in the nation’s capital, just a few blocks from Capitol Hill, thousands of Negroes living worse than any I’d ever seen in the poorest sections of Roxbury; in dirt-floor shacks along unspeakably filthy lanes with names like Pig Alley and Goat Alley. I had seen a lot, but never such a dense concentration of stumblebums, pushers, hookers, public crap shooters, even little kids running around at midnight begging for pennies, half naked and barefooted. Some of the railroad cooks and waiters had told me to be very careful, because muggings, knifings, and robberies went on every night among these Negroes….just a few blocks from the White House.
But I saw other Negroes better off; they lived in blocks of rundown red brick houses. The old “Colonial” railroaders had told me about Washington having a lot of “middle-class” Negroes with Howard University degrees, who were working as laborers, janitors, porters, guards, taxi-drivers, and the like. For the Negro in Washington, mail-carrying was a prestige job.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Chapter 5 - Harlemite, page 75.
But I saw other Negroes better off; they lived in blocks of rundown red brick houses. The old “Colonial” railroaders had told me about Washington having a lot of “middle-class” Negroes with Howard University degrees, who were working as laborers, janitors, porters, guards, taxi-drivers, and the like. For the Negro in Washington, mail-carrying was a prestige job.”
The Autobiography of Malcolm X, Chapter 5 - Harlemite, page 75.
Loudoun Co. chair admits on camera why she went on $60,000 taxpayer-funded trip to Ghana
In a 7News interview, Loudoun County Chair Phyllis Randall said she wanted to go to Ghana in June to bring chocolate manufacturing to Loudoun County.
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Loudoun County supervisors appear to exaggerate sister city trip economic benefit
Randall pointed to $1.37 billion in commercial investment and 2,500 jobs when 7News asked what taxpayers are getting from her sister city trips overseas.
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A whole twitter thread on it:
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Ben's Chili Bowl celebrates 65th anniversary with free half smokes
Ben's Chili Bowl, the iconic D.C. restaurant known for its famous chili and half smokes, is celebrating its 65th anniversary with fun and free food.